Opts for membership

Usage examples of joins.

Say that by our present moves southward we do not mean to relax our pressure against the Soviet and that if Russia joins hands tighter with England and the United States and resists us with hostilities, we are ready to turn upon her with all our might.

You will have command of McDowell, after he joins you, precisely as you indicated in your long despatch to us of the 21st.

If I were to suggest, I would say, save your army by taking strong positions until Burnside joins you, when, I hope, you can turn the tide.

I came to a place, not far from your Great Waters, I think, Jondalar, but across the narrow straits where the Southern Sea joins it.

Dust sifted like water from the ceiling joins in places, leaving pyramids on the paving stones.

Miss Jane opens her mouth and joins right in, screeching like a cat in heat.

General Gage next placed a guard on the Isthmus, called Boston-neck, which joins the peninsula whereon the town is built to the main land.

To the northward this peninsula joins to Indostan, and at its greatest breadth extends seven hundred miles.

Faraday joins us she will present the StarMan to us and we will follow her lead.